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definitions of affordability

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that the parties have.

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Obviously, you're talking about

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taxing and spending

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and the budget

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and Democrats are talking about

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national tariffs and

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rising prices or gas prices.

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Which do you think

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impacts people more?

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Well, I think they both do.

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And gas prices are too high

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and those are largely

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set on world markets.

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The thing that I've been

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focused on is

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what can I do as governor?

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Because you can flail on issues

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that you don't have

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any impact on.

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I think it's very important

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to have a governor that's

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going to be focused on

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the issues that you can

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help people out with.

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So, if we're going to put

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more money in people's pockets

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that's why

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I've been talking about

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let's reduce taxes and the

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400-year property tax increase.

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The $3 billion budget surplus

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that we have

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we should return every penny

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of it to the taxpayers

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so they'd have more money

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in their pockets.

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We're going to do

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a 10% income tax cut

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for those making

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$150,000 and less, and

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no taxes on tips and overtime

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just like we did federally.